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Joseph Harrison has ridden plenty of great horses, but when the chips were down and the most money was on the line, he kept going back to Main Street Boon.
Better known as "Street", 2004 gelding by Pepto Boonsmal out of Playboy’s Ruby was part of the Harrison family for roughly 15 years. Despite the number of horses that came through Harrison’s program during that time, he still considers Street the best and most trustworthy horse he has ever ridden.
On this episode of The Score, Chelsea Shaffer and Harrison look back on Street’s biggest moments, including Harrison’s win at The American with Luke Brown, multiple trips to the NFR and a successful, if somewhat accidental, show career. Street was the kind of horse that anyone could ride and win on, whether that be a pregnant Jackie Crawford or a fellow NFR heeler in need of a good one.
Harrison and his wife, Jodi, estimate Street earned more than $1 million between rodeos, jackpots and horse shows—though there is no complete record from the gelding’s earlier years. More important than the money was Street’s consistency. Jake Long, Travis Graves, Paul Eaves and other elite heelers rode him through the years, and Harrison said they regularly placed Street alongside the best horses they had ever ridden.
Harrison also opens up about Street’s retirement, the care he received in his final years and the difficult decision to let him go when breathing and heat-related issues began affecting his quality of life. Through the wins, the miles and the quiet years at home, Street remained Harrison’s favorite—and the horse he was always glad to have had.
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Danielle and Meg introduce their new podcast, The Mustang Journey. Produced by the Mustang Heritage Foundation, the show aims to inspire action and community support for America's wild horses and burros through storytelling and education. Plus, Steve Kraus, Head of Farrier Services at Cornell University, sharing expert advice on summertime hoof care and some weird news. Listen in…
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4002– Show Notes and Links:
Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
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Title Sponsor: Chewy
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Guest: Danielle and Meg of the Mustang Heritage Foundation introduce their new podcast, The Mustang Journey
Guest: Steve Kraus, Head of farrier services at Cornell University
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Time Stamps:
04:19 - Birthday, episode 4000 Zoom recap
05:42 - Jamie’s dad learning podcasts
07:23 - New mini Caden & house-broke minis
08:09 - Rehab/training updates (Alan, Candy, Butters)
10:20 - Amigo braids & early-morning rides
12:27 - Larissa’s Facebook horse purchase
14:34 - Mustang Journey podcast intro
15:30 - Mustang Heritage Foundation focus & grants
21:22 - Training Mustangs vs remedial horses
31:20 - This Day in Equine History
35:07 - Weird News

Riley Webb has spent the last two years rewriting the tie-down roping record book. Instead of asking the world No. 1 to explain himself again, we called one of the sharpest students of the game to do it for us.
This week on The Tie-Down Breakdown, eight-time NFR qualifier, million-dollar cowboy and horseman Justin Maass joins the show to break down exactly what separates Riley from the field. Maass points to the things most fans never notice: the way Webb reads the barrier better than anyone he's ever watched, the move he makes to bring the calf's hip to his right leg so the flank happens faster than the competition, and his ability to run wide open on every calf without ever getting his horse in trouble.
From there, Maass digs into the bigger picture—the rise of South Louisiana as one of calf roping's hotbeds and the coaching that's fueled it, where Webb stacks up against the legends Maass grew up watching, from Dean Oliver to Fred Whitfield, Cody Ohl and Caleb Smidt, and just how high the ceiling really is for an athlete this humble, this talented and this hard to beat.
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In this week’s EquiManagement Report, we share insights on four-day workweeks in veterinary medicine, study findings about the prevalence of ocular conditions in horses, and recent disease alerts from the EDCC.
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Today we are sharing an excerpt from the monthly American Horse Council episode on Horses In The Morning all about New World Screw Worm, gleaned not from social media outlets, but reliable official resources. Today's episode is brought to you by Sentinel Horse Nutrition.
Host: Coach Jenn
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